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Hugh Jackman, Ian McShane, Jim Dunk, Mark Heap, Scarlett Johansson, Woody Allen
The late U.K. journalist Joe Strombel is being mourned by his colleagues--even as, stuck in limbo, Joe remains committed to pursuing a hot tip on the identity of "the Tarot Card Killer" at large in Lo...( read more
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Id: 6218052
Scoop is a good movie, and may have only suffered crtically because it isn't Woody Allen's best work. It's light and predictable, but punctuated by "crossing the river Styx" scenes just absurd enough that it works. I resent Hugh Jackman for being as charming as I'm not, and thoug...( read more)
This is, quite simply, one of most wonderfully hilarious films I've seen in a long, long time.
Everyone's in top form here. Jackman and Johansson deliver point-perfect performances, giving us in both their cases characters you wouldn't expect; Jackman as a charming British noble...( read more)
A Woody Allen project that even though it doesn't play as good as his classics like Annie Hall and Manhattan still gives us a story with a twist that is a breath of fresh air compared to many of the features that are coming out today. A diamond in the rough that doesn't leave you...( read more)
Allen does another charming murder mystery, this time far away from his beloved New York. Scarlett Johansson is not much of an actress, but she is always good on the eyes, and she has a very good chemistry with the old Woody. They're also very well supported by Ian McShane and Hu...( read more)
I find this one very enjoyable. Scoop is something bizzare yet completely lovable movie, with the exact amount of comedy, suspense and thrill. I like the concept, a young journalist try to uncover the Tarot Reader killer by the help of quirk old man and earth bound spirit of famo...( read more)
Would have been better if Woody Allen didn't think he had to star in it. He is RIDICULOUS playing against Scarlett Johansson.
Una comedia muy sencilla, con todo lo típico en Woody Allen. A pesar del guión, que es bastante ingenuo, el personaje interpretado por Woody A., su mera personalidad neurótica junto a Scarlett Johansson es lo mejor de la comedia en esta película, y ya como muy buen extra, Hugh Ja...( read more)
